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The mayor expressed “total confidence” in CPD Supt. David Brown and said mayoral challenger Ald. Sophia King and others calling for Brown’s removal sound like people who “don’t know anything about public safety.”

She chairs the City Council’s Progressive Caucus and was appointed to her seat in 2016 by former Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

The IRA is a step, but it's insufficient -- so let's push to ensure it's only the beginning.

Senator Patrick Leahy, 82, a Democrat and the longest-serving member of the Senate, is retiring. And Representative Peter Welch, an eight-term Democrat, is stepping up to run for Mr. Leahy’s seat.

Choices.

Many Vermonters have already felt the impact of climate change, and with some of the state’s most iconic industries — including snow sports and agriculture — at risk, the issue has come to the forefront of political debate.The primary for Vermont’s...

President Biden is fighting the headwinds of high inflation, a costly war in Europe, dwindling abortion rights, a climate crisis and more.

TUCSON—Primary Day left Arizona Republicans in some disarray. The elections demonstrated that there are still some old-style corporate Republicans left, but the majority are divided between fascists and “fascists lite.” And I’m not using the word fascist loosely.

The CHIPS legislation authorizes $200 billion (roughly Rs. 15,82,000 crore) over 10 years to boost US scientific research to better compete with China, , semiconductor industry